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A man is dead after CHP says he lost control of his vehicle and caused multiple crashes

TUOLUMNE COUNTY, Calif. (FOX26) — CHP says a man became trapped in his burning car after losing control and causing multiple car accidents. On October 16 around 5:25 p.m. CHP received a call of several crashes on State Route 108 west of Sanguinetti Road. CHP officers from the Sonora area...

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CHP provides more details on fatal Highway 108 wreck

More details about a multi-vehicle wreck Saturday afternoon on Highway 108 near Mono Way that left one person dead and sent three others to the hospital with injuries, including a 7-year-old child, were provided by the California Highway Patrol Sonora-area office in Jamestown through a news release Tuesday morning. The...

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Tuesday rain in Ione: Ideas to make the most of it

(IONE, CA) A rainy grey blanket is set to settle over Ione Tuesday, but that doesn’t have to put a damper on getting things done. Make the most of it with one of these ideas — or use them as inspiration to come up with your own plan to beat the grey.

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Jamestown Daily Weather Forecast

Here’s the forecast for the next four days in Jamestown: Tuesday, October 19: Sunny during the day; while chance of light rain overnight; Wednesday, October 20: Chance of light rain during the day; while slight chance of light rain overnight; Thursday, October 21: Slight chance of light rain during

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Valley Springs Weather Forecast For The Week Ahead

Here’s the forecast for the next four days in Valley Springs: Tuesday, October 19: Mostly sunny during the day; while light rain likely overnight; Wednesday, October 20: Light rain likely during the day; while chance of light rain overnight; Thursday, October 21: Chance of light rain during the day;

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Take a look at these homes on the market in Sonora

Whether you’re looking for a new home on acreage or a fixer-upper close to amenities, you can probably find a listing here to suit you: Looking for a private oasis with room to roam, yet close to shopping and downtown Sonora?! This 11+ acre property could be your perfect

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Sonora Daily Weather Forecast

Here’s the forecast for the next four days in Sonora: Tuesday, October 19: Sunny during the day; while chance of light rain overnight; Wednesday, October 20: Chance of light rain during the day; while slight chance of light rain overnight; Thursday, October 21: Slight chance of light rain during

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Forecasts show chances of moderate to heavy rain in Sierra foothills through Monday

More wet weather is expected for foothill and mountain communities in Calaveras and Tuolumne counties this week, with chances of up to a quarter-inch of rain for the Sonora area Tuesday and Wednesday, another quarter-inch possible Thursday and Friday, and as much as 4 to 5 inches of rain Sunday and Monday.

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U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree Making Stop In Sonora

Sonora, CA – The Mother Lode will get a chance to see this year’s U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree up close. While the tree is not from the Stanislaus National Forest like back in 2011, it will be on display for a couple of hours at the Mother Lode Fairgrounds next month. The 84-foot white fir nicknamed “Sugar Bear” will be harvested from the Six Rivers National Forest near Eureka in a virtual ceremony on Sunday, Oct. 24, at 10 a.m. (Watch the event live at https://www.facebook.com/SixRiversNF)

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Man stabbed to death in Jamestown prison, but officials waited two weeks to announce it

JAMESTOWN — A 34-year-old incarcerated man was stabbed to death at the state prison here nearly two weeks ago, but officials waited until Monday to make the incident public. Hubert Watts, 34, was stabbed to death Oct. 6 at the Sierra Conservation Center in Jamestown, where he was more than three years into a seven-year prison term for a robbery conviction out of Glenn County. He died less than an hour after being stabbed around 8:30 a.m., authorities said.

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Person dies in fiery multi-vehicle collision Saturday afternoon on Highway 108, firefighters say

One person did not survive a fiery collision involving four vehicles Saturday afternoon on Highway 108 in Sonora, the Tuolumne County Fire Department reported. No one at California Highway Patrol who responded to the incident was available to provide information on Monday. An officer who was answering calls at the agency’s Sonora-area office in Jamestown said a spokesperson also would not be back to provide more details until Tuesday.

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Some Concerns Raised About Sonora’s Proposed Racial Justice Resolution

Sonora, CA — Sonora City Council members heard an update about a resolution being drafted to support racial justice in the city. The city council created a Social Justice Committee following Black Lives Matter protests held last year both locally and nationwide. The committee held its first meeting in September of 2020 and is still finalizing the resolution. The current draft was submitted to the council ahead of this week’s meeting and you can read it here.

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Jamestown Weather Forecast For The Week Ahead

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City of Sonora works toward first new homeless shelter in years

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Tuesday COVID-19 update: Another death and 22 new cases in Calaveras County, 23 new cases in Tuolumne County

Calaveras County announced an 82nd death to COVID-19 on Tuesday as a man in his 80s. “This is significant for us in Calaveras County and reminds us just how fragile life is amidst such an aggressive viral pandemic,” Cori Allen, the Calaveras Health and Human Services Agency director, said Tuesday. “We send our deepest condolences to the families of our neighbors and as a community we mourn this additional loss.”

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Youth sports group receives Sonora Area Foundation's largest grant ever

Sonora Area Foundation has given its largest grant ever for $1.5 million to the Youth Sports Foundation of Tuolumne County to help accelerate the development of a proposed new multi-sport facility next to the publicly owned and operated Standard Park Sports Complex in East Sonora. The Youth Sports Foundation of...

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Vote now: Who should be the America’s Tire Northern California High School Athlete of the Week (Oct. 11-17)?

— THIS WEEK’S AMERICA’S TIRE NORCAL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK NOMINEES:. Vote now: Who should be the America's Tire Northern California Athlete of the Week?. Jacob Porteous, Casa Grande QB: Porteous went ballistic (not the first time this season) to lead Casa to a 70-34 win over Napa. He completed 34 of 44 passes for 524 yards and eight touchdowns, and also ran for 43 yards.

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Nestled into the folds of the Mother Lode hill country – which was swarming 170 years ago with gold hungry miners armed with picks and shovels, sluice boxes and pans – is a most charming little town.

Once populated by thousands at the height of its gold production, only about 700 populate the town of Mokelumne Hill today. They live in homes along hillsides and shuttle about on a handful of avenues shouldered by the old stone buildings, visages of time dating back to the presidency of Ulysses S. Grant.

Mokelumne Hill and the nearby river are named after the Plains Miwok, the first occupants of this part of the 209. The name is derived from “moke,” meaning fishnet, and -umne, a suffix meaning “people of.” The town – some call it Moke Hill if they can’t pronounce the name – dates back to the late 1840s when French immigrants found gold here and set up camp.

The first known white men mining in the region was a company under Captain Charles M. Weber who mined along the Mokelumne River in late 1848 between Big Bar and Lower Bar. A party of miners from Oregon who discovered Big Bar inticed a provision wagon to drive to the area and this was so successful that a store was opened in November in Mokelumne Hill. Colonel Jonathan D. Stevenson’s Regiment of New York Army Volunteers reached Mokelumne Hill in 1848 and Samuel Pearsall of the regiment was the first to discover gold in on the north side of Stockton Hill. In later years Col. Stevenson claimed to have been the first alcalde (mayor) of the town.

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Like many of the towns springing up overnight with word of gold discovery and the infusion of hopeful immigrants to the Mother Lode, Mokelumne Hill’s star burned brightly before it faded. Once the largest town in Calaveras County, Mokelumne Hill served as the county seat from 1852 (after its removal from Jackson) until 1866 and boasted a cosmopolitan population of French, German, Chinese, and Italian, along with immigrants from the Eastern States. Water was supplied to the town by a canal system, while stages connected the town to Stockton and ships completed the link to San Francisco.

By the 1860s placer gold was tapped out and the town slid into decline. Farming and hard-rock mining boosted incomes around 1900 and helped the region weather the Great Depression of the 1930s.

While the Calaveras County berg looks as if it was forgotten by time, outside money has invigorated the business district for tourists. McHale’s Revival Shop occupies a building assembled of rock in 1855 and is dedicated to the “revival of vintage, frivolous, memorable and amusing items.” Also on Main Street, visitors can buy bagels, honey, handmade candies, cookies, pastries and espressos at Moke-A-Java/Moke Hill Nuts and Candies. The Whoopsie Daisy candy shop is another must stop.

Art lovers come to the Petroglyphe Gallery, billed as one of the finest boutique art galleries in Northern California that represents leading state and nationally known award-winning artists in a wide variety of subjects and mediums.

Weekend visitors with an appetite for wine or food can find Renegade Winery a place to relax on the outdoor patio in full view of the three-story Odd Fellows Hall – reported to be the first three-story building in California outside of coastal towns. The business offers flatbread pizzas, calzones, paninis and sandwiches, hamburgers, salads and wraps, a child’s menu. Live music is offered on weekends from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

The real draw to Mokelumne Hill, however, is the ambiance of gold rush era historical buildings that are have stood the test of time because of the use of stone blocks cut from nearby quarries. Worthy of admiration, many of the historic facades have plaques attached delineating their significance – or recapping snippets of town history.

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By far the most impressive of structures is the Hotel Léger, built in 1875. Located at 8304 Main Street, it is one of the oldest continuously-operating hotels in California. One of its buildings was used as the Calaveras County courthouse when the town served as the county seat. The basement of the Hotel Léger was the first meeting place of E Clampus Vitus, commonly known as the Clampers. The hotel is a successor to the Hotel de France which was built on the site around 1851. In 1853 George Leger purchased and expanded the establishment. The building was destroyed by fires in 1854 and 1874, thus Leger constructed the current two-story, vernacular Greek Revival Hotel de Europe stone structure incorporating the neighboring old Courthouse building.

Another building that dominates the center of town is the IOOF Hall, or Odd Fellows Building. Also made of stone, it is reportedly the first three-story building in California outside of coastal cities. The original building was erected in 1855 as a two-story building. A third story to be used for lodge purposes was added later.

After the fire of 1874, many of the commercial structures were not rebuilt, due to the conclusion of the boom years for Mokelumne Hill as a commercial and political center.

The Congregational Church building is the oldest such in the state.

The original elementary school in Mokelumne Hill, which is still standing but has been converted to a private residence, was built in 1852 and was used until 1964. Unconfirmed legend has it that a bond issue to build the school failed, but citizens built it anyway.

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Another interesting site is the former Baldwin Hotel, now a private home, located at the corner of Center and Clark). It was first built back in 1854 by John Rapetto and John Rogers and has housed several businesses including Raggio’s Stone House up until around 1876. When it was the Baldwin Hotel the basement was used as the Gardella Mortuary. The house was the site of a deadly self-inflicted gunshot wound of a James W. Porteous on March 25, 1903. The 25-year-old foreman of the What Cheer Mine had been drinking and gambling when he returned to his room and told his wife he wanted to shoot out the electric light. She told him if he must shoot to go outside. Heavily inebriated, Porteous reportedly shot himself by accident.

For those who want a truly historical experience, visitors can try to find the grave of Porteous who is buried at the Mokelumne Hill Cemetery, 8592 West Center Street, just down the road from where he tragically ended his own life. The Protestant Cemetery contains most of the former residents who were present in its heyday. They include Edith Irvine (1884-1949) who was a teacher but best known for her photos of the San Francisco Earthquake damage of 1906. On the morning of April 18, 1906, Edith happened to be taking her camera to the city by way of the Sacramento River. She photographed the earthquake damage, returned to Mokelumne Hill and developed the photos. She showed them to very few people and packed them away. Her collection of 275 glass plate negatives was discovered after she died in 1949. Sixty of those were of the San Francisco earthquake damage.

When they were discovered they proved to be a historically important treasure trove.

Others buried here include Melville Coggins (1840-1877), a mine foreman of the Duryea gravel mine on Chile Gulch, who was instantly killed in a cave-in. Another resident is Martin D. Fischer (1820-1909), a German native who in 1853 was part of the first pioneers who came to California through the Sonora Pass and the Walker River Trail. 

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Posted by: thepinetree on 10/17/2021 12:37 PM
Mountain Ranch & Valley Springs, CA...In 1950, we started out as a family operation with Erich’s father and mother, August and Freida Sender, in a century-old adobe building. The upstairs was home to the Sender family, and the first floor included groceries, a meat market, a bar, and a small eating place called Opa’s Smokehouse. On Christmas morning in 1968, the old store was destroyed by fire. But in June 1969, Sender’s Market, Inc. was opened. Since that time, there have been many changes, including remodeling, expansion, and the addition of many employees. That’s also when we added the truss plant and purchased Sender’s Market Ace Hardware in Valley Springs. Today, we're still family owned and still working hard to stock everything from pantry essentials to power tools. Whether you've got questions about the perfect cut of meat or the right kind of paint, our helpful, knowledgeable staff has you covered.  Click on images below for larger versions









Sender’s Market’s Weekly Ad & Grocery Specials Through October 5th! Shop Local & Save!

Posted by: thepinetree on 10/10/2021 08:53 AM
Mountain Ranch, CA…In 1950, we started out as a family operation with Erich’s father and mother, August and Freida Sender, in a century-old adobe building. The upstairs was home to the Sender family, and the first floor included groceries, a meat market, a bar, and a small eating place called Opa’s Smokehouse. On Christmas morning in 1968, the old store was destroyed by fire. But in June 1969, Sender’s Market, Inc. was opened. Since that time, there have been many changes, including remodeling, expansion, and the addition of many employees. That’s also when we added the truss plant and purchased Sender’s Market Ace Hardware in Valley Springs. Today, we’re still family owned and still working hard to stock everything from pantry essentials to power tools. Whether you’ve got questions about the perfect cut of meat or the right kind of paint, our helpful, knowledgeable staff has you covered. Click on images below for larger versions.




A Bit of Moisture in Our Forecast with Snow at Higher Elevations

Posted by: thepinetree on 10/05/2021 01:47 PM
Arnold, CA...Well we won't call it a storm door opening so how about we call it a storm mail slot? It doesn't look to be enough moisture to end the fire season or put a dent in the drought but we will gladly take it. Forecasts for the West Slope and Mother Lode from the National Weather Service are below...


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The 46th Annual Lumberjack Day is October 2nd, 2021!

Posted by: thepinetree on 10/01/2021 11:40 PM
West Point, CA...Come and celebrate the rich logging heritage of West Point with the 46th annual Lumberjack Days. Prepare for a full day of fun, from a logging show, to vendors, and a parade, there’s something for the whole family! Before the parade, make sure to stop by the car and motorcycle show starting at 9:00AM for raffles, hot dogs, and a DJ. Parking lots are on Hwy 26, across from Ace, behind Dollar General, the fee is $5.00 and benefits Calaveras FFA. Handicap parking is accessible in the from 9:30 to 10:00 in front of Blue Mt. Coalition for Youth and Families Center. A courtesy shuttle from parking lots to Pure Joy on Pine St will run all day. (Photos from 2018 to get you in the mood)




























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The 46th Annual Lumberjack Day is October 2nd, 2021!

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West Point, CA...Come and celebrate the rich logging heritage of West Point with the 46th annual Lumberjack Days. Prepare for a full day of fun, from a logging show, to vendors, and a parade, there’s something for the whole family! Before the parade, make sure to stop by the car and motorcycle show starting at 9:00AM for raffles, hot dogs, and a DJ. Parking lots are on Hwy 26, across from Ace, behind Dollar General, the fee is $5.00 and benefits Calaveras FFA. Handicap parking is accessible in the from 9:30 to 10:00 in front of Blue Mt. Coalition for Youth and Families Center. A courtesy shuttle from parking lots to Pure Joy on Pine St will run all day.

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Mountain Ranch, CA…In 1950, we started out as a family operation with Erich’s father and mother, August and Freida Sender, in a century-old adobe building. The upstairs was home to the Sender family, and the first floor included groceries, a meat market, a bar, and a small eating place called Opa’s Smokehouse. On Christmas morning in 1968, the old store was destroyed by fire. But in June 1969, Sender’s Market, Inc. was opened. Since that time, there have been many changes, including remodeling, expansion, and the addition of many employees. That’s also when we added the truss plant and purchased Sender’s Market Ace Hardware in Valley Springs. Today, we’re still family owned and still working hard to stock everything from pantry essentials to power tools. Whether you’ve got questions about the perfect cut of meat or the right kind of paint, our helpful, knowledgeable staff has you covered. Click on images below for larger versions






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Mountain Ranch, CA…In 1950, we started out as a family operation with Erich’s father and mother, August and Freida Sender, in a century-old adobe building. The upstairs was home to the Sender family, and the first floor included groceries, a meat market, a bar, and a small eating place called Opa’s Smokehouse. On Christmas morning in 1968, the old store was destroyed by fire. But in June 1969, Sender’s Market, Inc. was opened. Since that time, there have been many changes, including remodeling, expansion, and the addition of many employees. That’s also when we added the truss plant and purchased Sender’s Market Ace Hardware in Valley Springs. Today, we’re still family owned and still working hard to stock everything from pantry essentials to power tools. Whether you’ve got questions about the perfect cut of meat or the right kind of paint, our helpful, knowledgeable staff has you covered. Click on images below for larger versions




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Update: Fire In Mokelumne Hill

Update at 5:50 p.m.: CAL Fire dispatch reports that crews have stopped the forward rate on the “Murray Fire” burning in the Mokelumne Hill area of Calaveras County. They relay It remains an estimated10 acres in size. No structures were threatened. The flames ignited in some grass along the 5500 block of Hawver Road, between Jesus Maria and Doster roads, east of Highway 49 around 4 p.m. Crews will remain on scene working toward full containment and mopping up into the evening. What sparked the fire is under investigation.

Update at 5:15 p.m.: CAL Fire dispatch reports that crews are getting a handle on the dubbed “Murray Fire” burning in the Mokelumne Hill area of Calaveras County. They relay It is 10 acres in size and moving at a moderate rate of spread with no structures threatened. The flames broke out in some grass along the 5500 block of Hawver Road, between Jesus Maria and Doster roads, east of Highway 49 around 4 p.m.

Original post at 4:20 p.m.: Mokelumne Hill, CA — Ground and air resources are responding to a vegetation fire in the Mokelumne Hill area of Calaveras County.

CAL Fire reports the flames ignited in the 5500 block of Hawver Road, between Jesus Maria and Doster roads, east of Highway 49. There are no details regarding the fire’s size, the flame’s rate of spread, or whether any structures are threatened. An update will be provided as soon as new information comes into the newsroom.

Written by Tracey Petersen.

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United States of America44,649,996134.89719,694
India34,094,37324.71452,454
Brazil21,644,464101.83603,282
United Kingdom8,497,872125.18138,629
Russia8,060,75255.24225,325
Turkey7,683,51791.167,837
France6,869,868105.25114,940
Iran5,796,65969.01124,256
Argentina5,272,551116.66115,666
Spain4,988,878106.787,030
Colombia4,981,53297.9126,865
Italy4,719,49378.06131,585
Germany4,384,61652.3394,716
Indonesia4,236,28715.49143,049
Mexico3,757,05629.14284,381
Poland2,945,05677.8276,179
South Africa2,916,80349.1888,619
Philippines2,727,28624.8940,761
Ukraine2,660,27360.8361,348
Malaysia2,396,12174.0327,993
Peru2,190,00966.42199,843
Netherlands2,051,065119.718,250
Iraq2,037,01250.6422,785
Thailand1,802,93425.8318,407
Japan1,715,01713.5618,121
Czech Republic1,712,246159.8930,570
Canada1,676,84644.4328,468
Chile1,672,06587.4737,620
Bangladesh1,566,2969.5127,785
Romania1,486,26477.2642,616
Israel1,318,115152.298,010
Belgium1,289,033111.2225,780
Pakistan1,265,0475.7328,280
Sweden1,161,933115.0514,956
Portugal1,080,097105.9318,100
Serbia1,055,296120.789,157
Kazakhstan997,53753.1316,766
Morocco942,28025.5314,561
Cuba936,80982.718,079
Vietnam867,2218.9121,269
Switzerland853,35198.610,737
Jordan843,20482.6410,887
Hungary837,24886.6730,418
Nepal806,51727.6811,305
Austria774,14185.9510,945
United Arab Emirates738,69074.692,120
Tunisia710,95360.1625,100
Greece697,03366.8715,418
Georgia670,552168.099,546
Lebanon634,20992.928,430
Guatemala588,26232.8414,387
Belarus573,94360.744,417
Costa Rica551,144108.196,797
Saudi Arabia547,96915.748,765
Bulgaria545,59878.5222,488
Sri Lanka532,21824.8513,507
Ecuador513,02629.0832,899
Bolivia506,65443.418,834
Azerbaijan503,45249.656,778
Myanmar490,0089.0118,416
Panama470,264108.997,292
Paraguay460,52964.5716,228
Slovakia439,73580.5412,864
Croatia429,974104.748,928
Ireland416,69084.395,306
Kuwait412,37196.562,458
Venezuela392,76213.814,719
Uruguay391,044112.576,069
Lithuania372,585136.865,489
Honduras372,17937.5810,097
Dominican Republic371,44734.244,090
Denmark369,40363.782,688
Ethiopia359,4953.136,238
Libya350,62851.034,904
South Korea344,5186.722,689
Mongolia333,528101.741,501
Egypt319,3393.1218,015
Moldova317,89978.817,273
Slovenia308,501148.394,992
Oman304,06659.544,106
Armenia284,23795.925,842
Bahrain276,188162.311,391
Kenya252,0664.695,224
Bosnia and Herzegovina245,08274.711,201
Qatar237,99682.61608
Zambia209,53611.43,658
Nigeria209,3871.022,838
Algeria205,3644.685,873
North Macedonia197,19794.656,964
Norway196,89436.32884
Latvia188,722100.052,920
Botswana184,05178.272,389
Puerto Rico183,48764.143,207
Uzbekistan181,6545.431,292
Kyrgyzstan180,00627.592,638
Albania178,18861.922,829
Estonia174,436131.51,435
Afghanistan155,77647,246
Finland151,78727.391,128
Mozambique151,1124.831,927
Singapore150,73125.76239
Australia145,2635.71,543
Montenegro138,026219.762,023
Zimbabwe132,3688.914,658
Ghana129,4404.171,167
Namibia128,35350.513,540
People's Republic of China125,2840.095,695
Uganda125,2832.743,187
Cyprus122,528101.48564
Cambodia116,8606.992,670
El Salvador110,18816.993,490
Cameroon100,2893.781,600
Rwanda99,1887.661,313
Jamaica87,58629.582,117
Maldives86,211159.49238
Luxembourg79,982127.77839
Senegal73,8734.411,871
Democratic Republic of the Congo73,3000.821,322
Angola63,0121.921,670
Malawi61,7263.232,294
Ivory Coast61,0722.32685
Trinidad and Tobago54,11438.671,600
Guadeloupe54,095135.19809
Réunion54,02460.34370
Fiji51,84657.84661
Suriname46,44779.181,022
Swaziland46,37139.971,235
French Polynesia45,439161.76635
Madagascar43,6221.58960
French Guiana43,561145.84297
Martinique42,543113.37668
Sudan39,8390.912,979
Syria39,4882.262,429
Cape Verde38,04968.43347
Malta37,46684.85459
Mauritania36,7227.9789
Guyana34,45543.8870
Gabon33,84215.2218
Laos32,3144.4440
Guinea30,5722.33385
Tanzania26,0340.44724
Togo25,9033.13239
Papua New Guinea25,3562.83312
Benin24,5602.03161
Belize23,99060.33461
Haiti23,2412.04658
Seychelles21,991223.62114
The Bahamas21,97855.89626
Lesotho21,53010.05655
Somalia21,2691.341,180
Mayotte20,43974.92181
Burundi19,7451.6614
East Timor19,73014.96120
Tajikistan17,4841.83125
Curaçao16,934103.19171
Mauritius16,80513.21141
Aruba15,720147.24170
Mali15,6440.77557
Andorra15,367198.89130
Burkina Faso14,7520.71203
Guam14,03083.12222
Djibouti13,41513.58181
Equatorial Guinea13,0209.28161
Barbados12,96845.13119
Iceland12,70337.2233
South Sudan12,2351.09130
Saint Lucia12,22866.59236
Nicaragua12,1691.84206
Central African Republic11,4782.38100
Brunei11,04725.2550
Jersey10,44960.179
New Caledonia10,07035.27242
The Gambia9,9464.12339
Yemen9,5560.321,807
Isle of Man8,647101.6956
United States Virgin Islands7,07467.7478
Eritrea6,7761.9145
Sierra Leone6,3970.8121
Niger6,1770.26205
Guinea-Bissau6,1303.11141
Liberia5,8071.15286
Gibraltar5,769171.2398
Grenada5,74651.07192
Bermuda5,56789.495
San Marino5,479161.4491
Chad5,0690.31174
New Zealand4,7940.9928
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines4,62741.753
Sint Maarten4,444103.6371
Comoros4,1904.82147
Dominica4,15357.6928
Antigua and Barbuda3,91840.0195
Saint Martin3,888100.5737
São Tomé and Príncipe3,67716.7856
Liechtenstein3,60694.5558
Monaco3,36385.6935
Turks and Caicos Islands2,92575.5523
British Virgin Islands2,72590.1237
Bhutan2,6173.393
Saint Kitts and Nevis2,55648.0521
Bonaire2,29687.5619
Guernsey1,87710.821
Saint-Barthélemy1,659167.834
Faroe Islands1,35027.632
Cayman Islands1,01115.382
Anguilla66844.531
Greenland65411.52--*
Wallis and Futuna45440.377
Northern Mariana Islands2895.023
Falkland Islands6919.81--*
Montserrat418.21
Saint Pierre and Miquelon325.52--*
Solomon Islands200.03--*
Palau80.44--*
Marshall Islands40.07--*
Vanuatu30.01--*
Samoa10.01--*

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